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Patrick Belton took part in the Jameson Raid in 1896. Killed 1899, fighting with the Imperial Light Horse.

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Thanks for all the additional information. There is a great deal to go through and corroborate! I will try and cross check the possible military details once again for Patrick Belton. I have got the details for Andrew and James.

I have also visited St Mary's Churchyard and located the relevant headstone (photograph attached). Thanks to everyone for their assistance with the enquiry.

The one related to me is Barbara Ion Cradduck (nee Little), who was born 1896 (front left). She was my dad's 2nd cousin, but 42 years his senior. It belongs to a certain Mandie, and she says the three on the back are Mrs. Pater, Theresa Wright (nee Kinsella) and Ma Bradley. Theresa will be Mary Teresa (mother Wear), who was born DEC 1909. I once emailed the photo to someone who thought her sister Louisa was the one pictured.

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